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Author Patrick McGee: The West “sleepwalked” into making China a global powerhouse. Corporations like Apple “were setting up the world’s most sophisticated supply chain—and made the rookie and calamitous mistake of putting all their eggs in one basket. And that basket transformed into a surveillance state.” Full episode:

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@PatrickMcGee_ @apple has always been my home computing choice. However, since @tim_cook took over, the products lack innovation, & Tim has kept all the money it made OUT of the USA.

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"If you like Jack Reacher or Dirk Pitt, you must meet Levi Yoder." - Kevin J. Anderson, New York Times bestselling author. #MArothman #LeviYoder #thriller #operasinger

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@TheFP @PatrickMcGee_ But is Xi thinking in lifetimes to take Taiwan? Interesting post - well done Patrick.

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@PatrickMcGee_ Interesting….

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@TheFP @PatrickMcGee_ Apple is greedy

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